Letter

 1 LXIX   |    that the worthy man will be glad of it. But as for me, I
 2 XCI    |        latest. I shall be very glad of it and I embrace you.~
 3 CX     |       quickly.~I shall be very glad to renew my acquaintance
 4 CXLII  |        life, or rather come be glad of it, for these great slatings
 5 CXLV   |    once. She seemed to me very glad to do you a service.~People
 6 CLIII  |       you, my poor child? I am glad to be here in the midst
 7 CLX    |          Certainly, I shall be glad to meet M. Favre; since
 8 CXCVIII|       risk of new upsets.~I am glad that these little faces
 9 CCXXXV |    splendid health, and we are glad to see our old Nohant again,
10 CCXXXV |       again, after having been glad to leave it for a little
11 CCLXIV |        to serious things.~I am glad to have diverted you a little
12 CCLXVII| magnificent success and we are glad that it is not to be at
13 CCLXVII|   regime by far, and too, I am glad to know that I shall soon
14 CCCVIII| Prudhomme would say.~I am very glad that Jack has pleased you.
15 CCCX   |   There you are, and I am very glad of it. You have never done